Paralympic Power
Paralympic Power by Paul Mason is a vibrant exploration of the Paralympic Games, published by Hachette Children’s on May 12, 2020. This 48-page book is designed for young readers and provides essential background information on the Paralympics, detailing their origins and the various events that take place. The book highlights the increasing profile of the Games, particularly in light of the 2020 Tokyo Games, which featured over 4,400 athletes competing in 537 medal events.
Readers will find engaging profiles of both past and present Paralympians, offering insights into the personalities that contribute to the spirit of the Games. The content is tailored for children aged 8 and up, making it an informative resource on sports and recreation, as well as a celebration of achievements in the face of disabilities. This edition serves as an accessible introduction to the significance of the Paralympics, fostering an appreciation for the athletes and their remarkable stories.
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A celebration of the Paralympic Games for young readers
A celebration of the Paralympic Games! The profile of the Paralympics is on the rise and the 2020 Games in Tokyo are set to be the biggest yet, with over 4,400 athletes taking part in 537 medal events, from 5-a-side football to powerlifting and from badminton to boccia. Paralympic Power gives all the essential background information on the Paralympics, from how they originated to how the different events are categorised and staged.
Interviews with Paralympians both past and present reveal the personalities behind the Games.
Perfect reading for children aged 8 and up.
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